Barcelona are setting records as they plough through the Women s Champions League draw, but Wolfsburg are not intimidated as they prepare for a semi-final against the mighty Catalans.
A crowd of 91,553 saw Barcelona crush Real Madrid 5-2 on Wednesday to seal a last-four place, and Jonatan Giraldez s team have won their last 37 games, scoring five or more goals in 18 of those victories.
They last failed to win in pre-season, when edged out 3-2 by Lyon at the Women s International Champions Cup in Portland, and remain on course to successfully defend the Champions League title they won by thrashing Chelsea 4-0 last May in Gothenburg.
Barcelona men s coach Xavi said the packed Camp Nou for the Real Madrid clash marked a historic day for football and society as it entered the record books as the best-attended women s game in history.
Wolfsburg, who won the Champions League in 2013 and 2014 and are nicknamed the She-Wolves , booked a clash with Barcelona in three weeks time by beating Arsenal 2-0 on Thursday for a 3-1 aggregate triumph.
Head coach Tommy Stroot said on uefa.com: The anticipation of meeting Barcelona is huge.
A chance to go there and to welcome them to Wolfsburg. We know how big a team Barça are, but we want to measure ourselves against the best.
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